Weiyuan Xian (Sichuan Sheng, China)
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Other Identifiers
- Chung-kuo ti ming lu, 1983:p. 228 (Wei-yüan hsien; Weiyuan Xian [in rom.]; 29.5°N 104.6°E; in Szechwan Province)
- GEOnet, April 26, 1999(Weiyuan Xian--ADM3, 29°33ʹN 104°39ʹE, Sichuan Sheng, variant: Wei-yüan hsien [another listed in Gansu Sheng])
- Wei-yüan hsien chih, 1993:p. 1 of 2nd group (104°16ʹ-104°53ʹE 29°22ʹ-29°47ʹN)
- Wei-yüan hsien chih, 1993:p. 1 of 2nd group (104p0s16ʹ-104p0s53ʹE 29p0s22ʹ-29p0s47ʹN)
- Chung-kuo ti ming lu, 1983:p. 228 (Wei-yüan hsien; Weiyuan Xian [in rom.]; 29.5p0sN 104.6p0sE; in Szechwan Province)
- GEOnet, April 26, 1999(Weiyuan Xian--ADM3, 29p0s33'N 104p0s 39'E, Sichuan Sheng, variant: Wei-yüan hsien [another listed in Gansu Sheng])
Wikipedia description:
Weiyuan County (simplified Chinese: 威远县; traditional Chinese: 威遠縣; pinyin: Wēiyuǎn Xiàn) is a county of Sichuan Province, China. It is under the administration of Neijiang City. The county borders Neijiang, Zigong, Rongxian, Zizhong and Renshou. It administers 20 townships. Weiyuan County manages 20 towns with an area of 1288.85k square meters and a total population of 547,059 people (as of 2020), including 31 ethnic groups including Han, Tujia, Yi, and Miao. The religions in Weiyuan County mainly include Buddhism, Catholicism, and Christianity. Buddhism has been spreading for the longest time, has the most followers, and has the greatest influence in the county. Weiyuan County has abundant mineral resources with a complete range of varieties, including natural gas, oil, iron ore, limestone, bauxite shale ore, potassium containing water mica clay ore (commonly known as mung bean mud), quartz sand, kaolin, dolomite, calcite, gypsum, rock salt, and co occurring minerals such as potassium, boron, bromine, iodine, as well as rare elements such as radium, lithium, rubidium, and gallium.
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